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A lot of things went wrong in this drama, starting with the plot itself. The whole idea of healing trauma through love is something I strongly disagree with, and unfortunately that’s exactly what the story tries to present through its characters. Team was extremely childish and in constant need of care, while Win often felt less like a boyfriend and more like a parent. Their dynamic resembled a parent–child relationship far more than a romantic one, which at times felt strange and even a bit unsettling.

Another issue was the number of side couples. There were simply too many of them, which created unnecessary chaos and took attention away from the main story. At some point, Win and Team almost stopped feeling like the protagonists of their own drama, while Waan and Tul were the ones carrying the show for me. The main storyline also kept repeating the same beats over and over again, which made it feel quite boring after a while. On top of that, the dialogue wasn’t particularly strong, often filled with overly long pauses that made many scenes drag.

That being said, it wasn’t all bad. The drama is relatively easy and quick to watch, and it holds a special place for me because it was the show that first introduced me to this fandom. Because of that, I can’t help but feel a lot of nostalgia toward it despite its flaws.